gak: Generic Asian Kid
A word originating from the Asian- Interest Fraternities of US colleges, this word describes generic asian kids that don’t know how to have fun and get 0 bitches. The origins comes from the fact that most asian kids coming out of highschool are geeks who probably play video games, have good academics, but above all are either terrified of drinking or can’t hold their liquor. Gaks do not know how to have a good time in the party environment
The usage of this term is not limited to purely asian people as anyone can be a gak.
A word originating from the Asian- Interest Fraternities of US colleges, this word describes generic asian kids that don’t know how to have fun and get 0 bitches. The origins comes from the fact that most asian kids coming out of highschool are geeks who probably play video games, have good academics, but above all are either terrified of drinking or can’t hold their liquor. Gaks do not know how to have a good time in the party environment
The usage of this term is not limited to purely asian people as anyone can be a gak.
Frat bro 1: Yo who the fuck is that kid just standing there awkwardly, it’s kinda creeping some girls out
Frat bro 2: I don’t know, I offered him a beer earlier and he said he doesn’t drink
Frat Bro 1: What a fuckin gak
Frat bro 2: I don’t know, I offered him a beer earlier and he said he doesn’t drink
Frat Bro 1: What a fuckin gak
by LimitedGuy August 19, 2022
Created by singer/songwriter King Princess, "Gak" is the noise make by gays at the club or excited gays.
by KingPrincess666 December 18, 2020
1. A gak is genraly used to describe a person that fucks up everything always
2. The kind of person that doesn't do shit in a group project
2. The kind of person that doesn't do shit in a group project
1. OMFG Noah is such a fucking gak, you wont believe what happened!
2. Noah you stank ass gak, you better do something for the presentation.
2. Noah you stank ass gak, you better do something for the presentation.
by wanksta_ March 16, 2020
Gak
by thereveletaionspeaks August 16, 2015